Dual-computer setups are useful when you have to work on multiple systems at the same time. To minimize desk clutter in your office, you can hook up a single keyboard, monitor and mouse to two ...

Ok look at the picture below, what I am trying to achieve is your traditional KVM setup (two computers, one monitor) however I want to be able to take advantage of the dual monitors on my systems.

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If I understand correctly (your single-paragraph post is IMHO a worse "wall of text" than anything I've ever posted, and I've been justly criticized for such posts), you have dual daisy-chained ...

Using a KVM switch -- which stands for Keyboard, Video and Mouse -- you can control multiple computers with just one monitor, keyboard and mouse. Switching from computer to computer is accomplished ...

Tom Fenton reviews the ATEN CS1964 4-Port Triple Monitor DisplayPort USB KVM Switch and discovers the joy of switching between computers and displays without having to plug in different cables or a ...

Despite its name, the IOGear USB Laptop KVM Switch isn't what we traditionally call a KVM, nor is it solely for laptops—go figure. KVMs usually let you connect a single keyboard and monitor among two ...

The KVM's job is very straightforward: share a single keyboard, video, and mouse across multiple machines. With the prevalence of LCD monitors instead of CRTs, it's not as preposterous to have a ...

Have you ever found yourself juggling multiple devices, constantly switching between keyboards, mice, and monitors, only to feel like you’re drowning in a sea of cables and clutter? Whether you’re a ...